Translation of "tribunaux nationaux exécutent " (French → English) :

The convention will also facilitate the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments handed down by the national courts of these countries.

The convention will also facilitate the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments handed down by the national courts of these countries.

3. Welcomes the adoption of a series of acts included in the modernisation package, namely the initiatives in the field of cooperation between the various enforcers of EU competition rules – the Commission, national competition authorities and national courts; in this connection, considers that it is also worth mentioning the appointment of a Chief Competition Economist, the strengthening of the role of the Hearing Officer and the reinforcement of the cartel unit, which will reduce the time required to conclude cartel cases;

By Royal Decree of 7 May 2003 the Belgian authorities implemented all the provisions of the programme act for the maritime sector (Articles 115 to 127 of the said programme act), specifying in the preamble to the Royal Decree that the decree provided ‘no legal basis to taxpayers for claiming vis-à-vis the tax administration or before the national courts the application of the fiscal aid measures whose compatibility is being investigated by the Commission’ in accordance with the Commission's decision of 19 March 2003.

20. Takes the view that payment service providers should be responsible for the accurate execution of instructions from customers, in accordance with the national laws of the Member States, and should bear the burden of proof once the instruction enters their domain; rejects any extension of strict liability; is of the opinion, however, that within the legal relationship with customers as regards errors of selection, the liability of service providers should also extend to the selection of other intermediary firms and technical facilities used; suggests that, by way of self-regulation, banking associations, payment network operators a ...[+++]nd traders should adopt a procedure for settling questions of internal liability promptly; takes the view that the appraisal of liability, where a question of consequential damage or force majeure arises, should be left to national courts;

16. Takes the view that a payment service provider should be responsible for the accurate execution of a payment order under the Member States’ national laws, and be required to prove that it has been, as soon as the customer’s order has entered his domain; rejects any extension of strict liability; is of the opinion, however, that within the legal relationship with his customer as regards errors of selection, the liability of a provider should also extend to other firms in the chain and technical facilities used by him; suggests that, through self-regulation, banking associations, network operators and merchants should adopt a proced ...[+++]ure for clarifying internal liability questions promptly; takes the view that an appraisal of liability questions in connection with consequential damage and force majeure should be left to national jurisdictions;